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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23
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Dssv Sir. In the snnday edition o.
tie PosT iNTxLEEGKzcKz f17fh iEstaGt)
and ~ artistic whicb states. ~WF1ttsn
for tie Pos1. By Hon-
EiBosd Egans,T which Il eaic1isted 70
misiead the public mind, d. iBiastios -
tue wisdom Of the Unifed states Senate,
and ignore certain historical and p0litt-
cal events Of the period referred %
therein. take tbs Liberty, therefore,
70 cali your attention 10 the following;
The annsxatiOn Of Texss occurred
daring the Administration Of Mr.. 1yisF
fl9441, which was greatly opposed ~
certain people IN the North, who desired
70 equine slavery within the limits d
the territory then known a. Slave States
ana Territories.
Ths ooeupafion Of The frontier Of
Tszas By the Uniisd States tro0ps ander
General Taylor bTo1ghs on q state Of
hos1ilieies ~ the Hexisan tfoops cross
ing the Rio Gran4s and intsscepsina
9enarai Tayiof's command while escort
Ing pFovisi0us fPpm BrsZ1s Santo LACE
70 Fort Taylor then, has ohsnesd BY toe
General 10 Fort Brown MAY Ssh and
Oh, 1856.
Nj. PoIk uas President Wien this Oe-
CARED, sod had been elected before
serious hostiIfties we're anticipated,
UPON the ASSURANCES that be would de-
mand Of Great Britain the entire Psesfie |
Coast 10 "a 10 on sight, Notise had |
been given to the British GOscFnmens |
~ compliance vita the provision N the /
treaty Of 1928, which required either /
Sovssnmsnt - eivs one yeAI nosaes " |
over the oounfFy than krown a. Oregon. |
Tbs year vas about % expire when, on |
Jane 18th, 1876, an amie4ble Arrange
mont vas effected with Great Britain - |
10 the boundary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23

AZ Juneau announces that they viii
havs a minstrel troupe shortly from San
Francisco that will eclipse auythino
hitherto produced fer the amusement
levers Of Alaska.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23
A STRIKE

The Indians employed in the mines
on Douglas Island struck o. the 10th
instant for q "raiss" in their wages
from g. to $3.50 per day. Mr.. Tread
veil promptly informed them that thew
could resume work at $3.50 per day or
leave.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Mrs. John Stsketee has gone % Nacalawa
fark 90 spead a week vito friends.
Al Wiley has rstarued from a tnp 20
Tennessee and other Southern ststs<
Psssiesnt ". o Hashart Of tie G. r. &
/ went - Pittsburgh yesterday on business
Oc F,iaay Prof W A. Grseson and Fred
g. Bout vii jold the AsssEs. Posf anGf0n
SATURDAY tne lour gentlemen VIII sail for
Enr0pe
II. c. Post, wife. and son. Henry G. Post.
left yesterday for New York. Mrs Post
vii remain witn relatives in the east until
September.
Rev. Kerr ?. Tupper yesterday received
dispetch stating fDst his brother Ia Rich
mcnd. Va. was dead he has gone 70 at
tend The funeral.
Madame Edna Hall, a well known and
popular musician. OF Boston. = the guest
OF Mrs. J. q. Wenhsm. and expects 20 re-
main IN the city for ten weeks
William Beansf. representing the Nor
ros shoe AanuiacEnr.ng Company. OF New
Ycrk. who nac oeen IN the city i0r q few
days. left for the East last nigtt
Miss Minnie Clark and Fred ". Cole
were aarried Yesterday morning at the
residence % the brides fAther, sc Caledonia
S.r. 4 .' h''. E { o'n'y' Of Alddi''o"A'
Miss Emma Hobbcs. Who sometime since
visited her brother for a short tire in this
eify. IL now MEs. J. l. Minor, aad - AT
hone ia PiatnmoGth, Nebraska Esskeg-
en- Neps
Miss Bell Fitzpatrick. OF Detroit. who has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. A. @.
Adsit. viii return home soon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adsit viii 80 TO Marquette for the
Summer.
Geo. W. Robinson, OF Pensacola. Flori-
da. IS NJ the Morton and will be present
a. tcs erection ct the monument. by the
Old Settlers, 90 Ada Iune 30 TO fhe men,
o-y Of Hon. Fix Robinson. his uncle.
+. J. Wright. city Editor OF the Democrat,
talks 0f resiyning thar responsible position
and taxing position with the police de-
parme1s - detective or Office clerk
There IS sad 10 &c vacancy IN the iani-
torship.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

a Boy Whipped Nearly 10 Death by Hsh
Drunken Father.

Drunken Father.
Frank Samoski 'Polock" residing on
Alpine ave. whipped his ten-year old s0n
for some triiing ofIense yesterday after
noon. until the child fell TO the ground in a
faint The brutal father then took the
child out and threw him in the back yard
like a dog. where he lay for nearly
an hour until a neiehb0r named Van
Bfunt came along. and as he was passing
into the house be discovered the child and
tried 70 reriye him, whegeapon the lather
who was craxea with drink came Out and
pitched into Van Brnnt. But the Dutch
man was too much for.the Pole aud in a
short time be had him ia almost the same
condition as the boz. Mrs. Samonskl
being down town the Dntehman went
70 the nearest drng store and procured re-
storatives and last evening the boy had so
far recovered IS TO be able 10 walk around
the yard Samonski has been on drunk
for over a week and now he is suffering
from delirium tremens.
Robert Mctiowan, of ths Buckley Place is
Just now wrestling with a number of the
latest baby and cradle songs. 'Papa's
Baby Boy" Is his favorite. but be has
found il necessary TO hare the words and
music changed In order to suit the occas-
sion. a il Is not a boy. but one OF the
sweetest little fifieea-pound girls that has
visited the West Side in many weeks.
Jesse Valentine. of Lehman 5 store. and
a number of his friends, enjoyed an excur-
sion ride all by themselves up the river
sunday afternoon in boat rugged up by
Truscott, the West Side boat builder.
Miss Matte Parker, who has been the
guest Of Stocking-st. friends for ;he past
few weeks. retained to her home yesterday
al Grand Haven.
Miss Jennie Farmer, of West Leonard ST..
has gone 10 Chicago to spend q few days
with friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21
IN POLICE COURT.
Many Gases Called and But Few of Them
Tried.

Many Gases Called and But Few of Them
Tried.
Chas. Miller. the man who stole his en-
ployers barhering implements and was
captured by Deputy Sheriff Wersms. was
arrsigned. waived examination and was
held :or trial at the present term of the Su-
perior Court--T. ;. Gibson and Archie
Whiitlesey were sentenced 10 twelve DAYS
each ia Jail for being intoxicated, and Vim.
H. Lowrey aud Wm. Hendricks paid S5.35
each for the same offenSe.--James Plant
went to Jail for fifteen days for being drunk
and disorderiy. Pete Brown. John
George, Wm. Grady, Monroe Green, Ben.
J. Henry, Chas. Loyelsnd. Albert Neal,
Hiram Noble. VIM. Rogers, Silas Roth.
George Ringle and Anson S0per
the men arrested Saturday for
gambling were arraigned. pleaded not gull
u ana their cases were adjourned until this
morning. Frank O'Dsy, for keeping a
gambling room, took the same couise.-The
case Of John Ray, for residing in house of
ill-fame. was adjourned 10 June 23.-Ed-
ward Boyisnd, Tor keeping his saloon open
sfter sunday, had his case adjourned TO
June 2f.---Veit & Rathman, tor the same
cffense. paid f2q10-The case OF John
Naagold for keeping his saloon open after
hours. was adjourned until this morning.
---Patrick hartnett, was arraigned on u
charge OF robbery. pleaded not guilty and
his case was adjourned to June 23.-He
Is chaTgei with stealing some goods Owned
by Harry Kelley. owner Of the steam yacht
Coral-Eagene Carpenter, was sentenced
TO pay fine OF $50. OF 20 10 jail for ninety
days, for dispos;ng OF mortEaged property.
lie appealed 20 the Circuit Court John
Farrell. plesded not guilty TO keeping his
saloon open after koars. and viii have a
hearing June %.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

The ttst Piano f8r fte no1ey = TIE J. A
g klschsx. its rsoo~nsd for iss tene snd
dufs55i1ty. sna - czpsrsfg for stsa6inx n
tnne = rerasrk<bie <ad sansfsed hy al
musicians ssrerai kan5rez - fnese co1s-
ereted irstruaaents have sesn soid IN this
CITY ard vlcfnitF a1d ever II 60 are ii ass
nos il Anertca. EsTope ard eTsn the r..
nzose peTss of TIC Tctia Tcs FisrAer 20
rikht h1s terorne parfica 8x1y ps71nlar ard
II r rreA.er demand ftan any oEher riaaa
nsanufeetnred n - cen1trF. Tie Fischer
Ersrt + h-stty rece1nnsen I'D BIZ T1r Kari
Nerz. Carl ZerFaAn 4 oert Popren terx.
Irsn r Mcrs Tskf ard ssher noFss srtiszs
for - great poser and r. wcnserf1s sag
l1g SD toEe-sgsssinsa9 eHassfr Is -
beagfa il desgr. s,exant 5n 6nfsh. soi
vsrv dnrs5ie faa sssort neat q tnese
eeieerHtea risn<s csn - fann6 ~ - zass-
csl snsronan II JsIias a. J. Friearlsh. -
s18 - Essss e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Didn't feii yoh sc, said gentlsmsn
to an scquaintance whom De Glanced 10
meet on the stree.i Its aivays the way
What's always the wag, inquired a
mutual friend Of the two men who hap
pened along Just then. Why. just this.
replied the first speaker. You see Smith,
here. the last time I met hsm BE had one Of
tie worst coughs you ever heard. He COM
plsined of q less Of appetite. ii night
ab'e svmptoE5s of consumption. I tod
him 70 get supply OF Dr. flerce's Golden
Medical Discovery - once. He lid 50. and
look ~ BIN nov Did yoa ever see 4
heslthier looking man The Discovery
has snatched fbrousan6s from coneuu8p-
fives g-sves. Tknew il would cure Smith
is alwaEs The way.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

The jackson Gua-d Deposits 5000 with
tne "reif xrasn-Hersid' for the
CoEninE Prize Drill
The following iestsr received AZ this Of
Zee last evening requires 70 further expla-
nation than Is wen in its contents
4. f I0ONIs & Co. BANKErS
JAcSsoS. Mica. June "a, lss7
~. r,1tf fr~rre f,e7firt i3tDsi. n1rA
DE4k ciL--At tEs rctlae-t ef The Jal xson Guard
encipse herewith eerfie1 cheek s.ce Hu. OF P.
81 Luo-lls & Co. "a stsGr CtPtsla Heymaa aud
Captain Hafch. fan &a The smodnt sett.ed
upon . os uepositea In yonr hsads y each CON.
psns a plins Ia tae tsllinz Prize drii hctu een
Co p 90 +-snd kaVfis. and curse YES Please
g. <a5s ledge fecaips snd OBJ g
Aolrs sc leettlJy.
y 8. LoosGis. IT,. PRESS
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

her. Her beauty had faded. her former
high spirits had given place TO dull lassi-
tude. What had caused this ohsngei
Functional arrangement; sne was suffering
from those ailments peculiar To her sex.
And so their two young lives drifted apart.
How NEEDLESS. how cruel Had she taken
DIR. Peirce's Favorite Prescription, she
might have been restored to health and
happiness IL any ledy reader Of these
lines are similarly afflicted. let her lose nc
time IN procuring the "Favorite Pfescrip-
tioD" II will give her new lease Of lifs
Sold by druggists. under a positive guaran.
tee from the manufacturers, of perfec'
satisfaction in every casr. or money
refunded. See guarantee on bottle wrapper
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Pine lsads in Newsygo county. Upper
Peninsula and Wisconsin. slso ea0sce
Southern pine. excsiieat farms IN this
county and VARIABLE CITY property for sale
Money % iCec On real esfsle or tsnk -
car1gies IN sans from $50 20 $50. .00o.
Stocks ard bonds bougst snd sold
/ lave $50 f0r safe. 81 ressonsbls terms,
q piece q resi estate vfth frontage Of ia
tee, wniea IS admitted 70 re the mos. de-
siTsbIe rroperfv il toe CITY f5r tbs location
of frSt cas- hotel, wholesale dry gocds
horse. stores. bank Or other baSnsss IN
6astry. Fer particulars call oa Or sd3ress.
A. r. AsTgspEE.
Rom > Io-stt's Block. opposite sweets
Hate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Wow ss S2ring i aers, snS e~srvbo1F
cbenees F5eir ciotbz ~ wouid s1Tiss voa.
il To8 hare snY wo~x N ciesnses snz are-
loE. - axe s1ch Tbsre vo1 car eef TIE
tesf ~ork ds1e stths lsrsst rrtnes- sach
p.sce = ne ''osS >nd Rei.sIs1 Eazie Stsarn
Dye ffeu2e No n Carai-ss
NB BinfTox Enieg s1d rsrefTfax -
renf's elsth hisg = &eae rifk tie nlsze<s -
nsatnsss sn6 earsbsi isy, which i prc7sa
btTond 6anhE-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Sora B Baxter. fbr0ugh her attorney
Enil A pspper. yesterday applIef TO TIE
Superior Cours for a d vorce frsSsss 6eorge
r. Baxter. % whoel shs was married IN
Jury. 1870. - Nechsniosville Asatabula
c1Qafv. ti1io- IA tie c0rapi ans she
cra7fes him with 5aving deserted her an,l
Their chi.s en- Apfi ga. remalasne awsv
fFoln t1em since faat time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

At 'he regular messsns of the Cricket
Ciab iast sight new members were admit.
- a. fcllg1s Frst A. NaTnsrs. y r.
go ilneI. 3 BrocS "a Hunt and Fraak
csoofs. the aseoleers sre Arccoliae very
entaussst.c tnfi celieTe theg viii soon have
ne best eiab ia Tue Stsfe
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Asesis Msy Burns. throuzh her attorney.
Y ~. WitAeT. yesterday applied % tie
Cscsit couFt Tor divorce frcm James r
ktEns. 70 whom see wns MARRIED IN Jay.
l<<f. she chafres hlfst With having DE-
serted her &c tive Fears and durina thar
f'etiod shs ass been ebEge1 ID earn her
aTu sappcrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

The Progressive Neighhorho0d Club will
give a select party at West Side Skating
Academy. oorner Scribner and Second s.s.,
on Wednesday evening next. June -, 1857.
A fan presented 20 every couple and ice
cream seed water. cake. etc. will be served
Ia the hall. The ball thoroughly ventilated
ard everything cool except the welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

The one grard opportunity n life tine
wtiI &c offered the people Of t1rern RAPIDS
snd vlcinity his sfterooea a. . Geek. a
TIE New Rsfkhu1 Haass 2s he entire fur-
Eisurs fra1s paTi9r 10 xitehen vii ee sod a.
puDile aaerion by T. Z Wftssx.
Ctr Aaetiar eer
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

The one grand opportunity in life time
will Re offered the people OF Grand Rspifis
au1 viciui.v this afternoon 81 2 O'Clock. At
the New Rsfnbun House. az the entire fur
ni,ure from psrlor 10 kitchea vifi BE sold at
pubic auction BY / r. WTfs5x.
City ARcf foreer
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

To attend Spring 4 Comranys biz ss'e If
oress goods and hosiery. convincing We'd
nssd2y, June ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
FoREIGN DoCroRs RusY sIGHrsEEIYG

The delegates to the International Medical Congress
which meets In Washington are nOckng In from
abroad and registering their names at Room No. IL
in the Hoffman House. where the headquarters es
tablI-hed for this city. Tie rough voyage Of tho
Umbria In which at one time men grew white In the
face sun remains the great theme OF conversation
with the English, swedish, Swiss and German dele
gates who got In sunday. They al declare that
there moment OF chill despair when they gave
themselves up beyond physicians aid. good
many delegates registered yesterday.
Most of the learned doctors passed yesterday In
looking at the sights OF the city. Late In the after
noon many of them drove through Central Park. The
New York Hospital also one point OF interest for
them. Other hospitals WIFI be taken I'm to-day. The
LET Of delegates stands as follows
c. Abadic, :. ApO-toli. NJ Any adc, Of Paris
J. 8 Carrcau, New York; Ernst SJobcrg, f. 1andolt,
Pgrs: Claes Enebush sweden: Albert Maaren, pus-
scldorf: :. y Collins Venice; IL. Campo. llanO-
yer; Ernst otto, Mun!,h H. Il. Mansell England ;
John H. salton. England: b.. y. Ia ton Norwood.
Eng: George Walker. Brkcnhea1, Eng. a, Coiuc,
Geneva: Professor y. ManOle.ca, bucharest \
A. 4. Foucher, Montreal; Y. " Murphy, Dublin
J. G. BOwkcr. IT,, Brooklyn; lsidorc f.. clifford,
London Cover David, Londonderry Isaac De Zeneko,
GiOvcrsvlllc: Samuel r. Ilub.an, New-fork. Matthew
Tlslt Germany Dr. AssalSy bucharest; Dr. pOnali,
Drusdenl, Alfred : Guhl and Il. I. Mattox London
W. H. Lloyd John Anderson, J. ~ Marston ana
O. Fielding Blandford London; L. j. Mills ana
A. Bu lard Norwich. Eng. and Roger Parker, Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
THE uaYoRs ADVICE TO BOYS.
Mayor Hewitt has the following letter 70 Francis
A. Jurandt, OF No. 20 East Thirteenth ST.

Mayor Hewitt has sent the following letter 10 Francis
A. Jurandt OF No. 20 East Thirteenth ST.
Your letter the 18TH Inst Is received After rect-
ing the difficulties the Of boys who desire 10 ENJOY
themselves IN games the public ANA parks OF tho
81 y YOU ask give directions which wall enable you
your have such Without the ntcfieirito
OF the police. my power TO give orders Oh TINS
And Of the l. rcgu ited by the ordinances
vi Common COunch and by law, ana IL Ii the uuty
tn. police 10 enforce these Ofuinahc'r
The Mayor has no power 70 suspsld
them or To wink their violation. SO far as
nsoners the department who have adopted rules
which in lud best calculated To secure to
the public the enjoyment OF tn Sc places OF recrca
ion They made provision for bail payng and other
games the Central PARK but, 50 lar as am advised
there places In the lower part OF the city where
games be carried without violating the regulations
Department. agree with you that this is hard
ship incidental residence In large cities
The subject however viii De very carefully considered
when the arrangements made for the all parks
10 be 80 Tar concerned shall endeaVOr
portion least OF these spaces devoted 70
such games viii damage public private property
Ia Ing given you this OF my sympathy let
me say during the day do not need the
Of which Is given by games although doubt
less the desirable. For such boys the
gh classes OF the Cooper Institute aud
the Evening II Oh Schools provide opportunities Tor I'M
poyenent which would qure all the time or boys ~
suitable recommend you 10 turn your attention I'd
these OppDrtu mites for Improvement and when
Old take full share In the labOrs 81
life will regret that have improved your mind
the expense OF the pleasures which now seem %
prefer hOrity has been given "a establish add
lOnal high school the eastry side OF the city and IL
will be- pleasure well duty to give cnect Ia
provision OF the law for the improvement and educa
On the young who In few years VIII be charged with
the duty OF governing this great city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
THE WITNESSES cor BADLY MIXED.

A hearing given by Judge Bartlett, in the
Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday In the proceedings
brought 10 the release Of John alias "Kd Nc
Manus OF this city, whose extradtion to Connecticut
is sought charge Of committing burglary in
Farchlds jewelry store in Bridgeport on July II.
An attempt was made by McManus to
prove that he Ia not the man wanted
lie swore that he Is not John McManus,
but John c. McManus, AMI that there are twenty men
of the name of John McManus In tic New-YOrk Drec-
tory. The evidence I'm proof of his Identity was
given by Tcter Hackctt. policeman I'm Bridgeport,
and Richard Walter, private watchman The former
identified the prisoner as man he saw sneaking
along street tic jewelry store at 40 o'clock
on the morning Of the burglary He was dressed In
gray suit and n straw hat He saw him dance
a Jig In front Of the jewelry store
Walter also positively identified the prisoner as the
man he saw dancing jig in the same place. motion
10 discharge the prisoner denied by Judge Bart
lett and then evidence to show abb presented
The witnesses not allowed to hear each others
evidence and made contradictory statements. They
tried to show that they the Kid in the liquor
shop OF his brother, James McManus at Grand and
Chryste sts., I'm this city. on the night before TIC
burglary and that he remained there until an early
hour in the following morning. Two or three Of them
were badly cOnfiisod crosse examination. and one
directly opposite to another The hearing was
adjourned until tomorrow to clear up the statements
of the witnesses show their perjury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ....-.... MONDAY, AUG. 80. 1885,


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ARRIVED.
Steamer Holland tBrl Tyson. London Aug ~ Havre IL
dse IS passengers Hurst Arrived at thu
steamer arizona IBr Brooks Liysrpso Aug 20 Queen,
| & Co Arrived az the Bar al I255pm
Steamer aleo CBrl Jones, Hull Aug ~ with md's on;
steamer Aisa (Br sansom savania Aug IL. Carthagena
49, Vera Cruz 10 Port Lmon 20 with ndse and passenger
to PIN. FOrvOod Co Arrived at The , Bar a. 80 N
and passengers TO outorbrdge Co. Arrived at the
Steamer Cenfuegos Faircloth Havana 'avs with mdse
and 10 Jas Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Louisiana, eager woreans days. with mds'
Seminole KemOlc Jacksonville days via Charles
ton with mdse and PASSENGERS 10 WIN olvle 20 .x
andria with mdse John Williams
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. Philadelphia with mdse
steamer Lucy ? Miller Rogers, Bangor. with mdss ant
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with mdse and
BARR TnS@a. Perry ot Yarmouth sd Ns) Hi,sSn IOn'
sUNsET.-At Sandy Hook. wind light NV; clear Al
CITY Islzsd wind light NV. clear.
Arrived Yesterday
with mdse and $50 passengers 10 Peter Wright Sons Ar
steamer Peconic tBrl Evans Ms,sins July 80 Palermo
Ang Gibraltar ~ with mdse TO Phelps Bros Co. Arrived
steamer Santiago Cotton Cienfuegos Aug 49, st yago &c
Nassau Mp 81 with mdso and passengers TO Jas ward
steamer Mexico span) carmOna days with ndse
steamer Tallahassee Fisher, savannah days. with mdse
and passengers 10 Henry ionge.ir.
CLEARED
Steamer Areosy (Br) Atkinson Cork Ird-Peter Wright
Sons
steamer Pomona tBr. Legoe Montego Bay-o Vessels
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah-Henrv ongeir
Steamer Wyanoke Jenney. Norfolk city Point and Rich
steamer GayandoTte Kelley. Newport News and West
Point, Na-Old dominion 50 GO.
Steamer W Garrett Foster Batmore-B Downer.
Steamer Portia lBrL Dawson Perth Anboy-Bowfing q
Bark Porro (Nor Olsen. Drammen. NOr--Benham & Boy
BARK Giuseppe Cvstaglola Utah. Ambrosauo, Lisbon
Bark ion Il LlD Cuneo Lisbon Bcnham e Boyesen.
Bark Flora tbrl. TT rhomas-Psnison & Co.
Bark James stafford (Br. Reynolds. Perth Amooy-J w
brig Oreon tpchl. Forma Grande do suI-Funch Ed.
sohr sabrna (Br) Traiton, Newark-A T Ueney.
SAILED
Steamers De Ruyter for Antwerp: Pomona Montego Bay;
Guyandutte Newport News Napier. Perth Amboy.
Also sailed-va Long Island sound-Brg Harry Stewart.
for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LoSnoS. Aug 2s-Arrved steamer Buffalo (Br) HARRISON,
oURENsrowN. Aug 2g-Arrivsd, steamer Etruria tBr,.
CDok from New YORK or - lvorpos land proceed
SoUrmAMproy Aug 2s-sailed steamer Vera (Ger Bus.
sius from Bremen hence fer New York
BROW HKAp Aug 2y-Passed steamer City Of Cheser( Br
LEWIS. rom Nev.York on her 10 Liverpool.
GLASGOW Aug 20 Arrived steamer state OF Nevada (Brl
Stewart from Nsw-York.
EewYork
DoyER Aug 2s-Passed schedam (Dtch). Baker
MpDLEsBoRoUGIi Aug 27-sailed steamers oranto OBI.
Rippeth and Hawardsn (Brl. Wilson. Tor New.YOrk.
for New York.
HAMBuRG AuG 29-Arrved. steamer Hammonia tGer
HAvRE, Aug 2S-Arrved. steamer La Bretague (Fr De
JoussellD. from NewYork.